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00 per dozen 12 inches 1st quarter 2d quarter 3d artillery 3d infantry 4th quarter 50 cents 8th infantry Account in suit account on file advances charged agent April Assistant Treasurer United August Balance best quality binding Blank books Boston Brown Chubb Brothers Clerks and messengers Compensation contingent expenses December delivered as required Depositary Ensign expenses for ditto February feet long FOURTH QUARTER 1856-Continued H. J. Redfield infantry Lieutenant James January John Jones July June 16 June 30 Lieut Lieutenant 2d light-house LIST OF CONTRACTS-Continued Little Rock Louis March messengers in office Mexican hostilities militia Miller Milwaukie November October office of ditto Orleans Paymaster pounds quarter of 1856 quartermaster Quartermaster's department quires ream Receiver Public Moneys Riggs San Francisco SECOND QUARTER 1857-Continued September Smith Subsistence Tennessee volunteers THIRD QUARTER 1856-Continued volunteers W. F. Colcock warrants paid Washington William York
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Page 14 - An act further to amend the several acts for the establishment and regulation of the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments.
Page 12 - SIR: I have received the letter which you did me the honor to address to me on the 24th of this month.
Page 222 - Washington, as appears from the statement and vouchers herewith transmitted for the decision of the comptroller of the Treasury thereon. — .$510 84. " R. HARRISON, Auditor. " To JOHN STEELE, Esq. Comptroller.
Page 55 - ... per day each, for the time actually engaged in such service; it being understood and agreed that the time of service of said claimants in no case exceeded sixty days. And it also having been made to appear that Abraham Brooks, a member of the Nez Perce tribe of Indians, was engaged in the service of the United States in the late war with...
Page 214 - In addition to which the Treasurer holds in his hands various sums deposited to his credit for which warrants have not been issued, and which, consequently, cannot...
Page 222 - I do hereby Certify the foregoing to be a true Copy of the Original on file in this office Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, at the City of New Orleans this sixteenth day of December 1840 (Signed) DUNCAN N HENNER, Clk. FLOOD TO BURNET.
Page 214 - Continued. EXPLANATORY STATEMENT. It will be seen by the foregoing statements that the adjusted balance in the hands of the Treasurer of the united States, on the 1st day of January.
Page 314 - Treasurer holds in his hands various sums deposited to his credit in bank, for which warrants have not been issued, and which, consequently, cannot as yet be legally charged to his account, but which are properly to be added to the above, per statement...
Page 213 - D. Statement showing the partial payment of warrants for which covering warrants have been issued, but for which the Treasurer has not yet claimed credit, viz Collector, Key Wert, F!.